Future Tours Programme 2012-2020

[Sam_goUUUdogs]

So the next future tours programme is due out shortly after the world cup, so rumours of who will tour where are now coming out.

Confirmed

(In Australia)
Zimbabwe in Australia Jun-Jul 2011
New Zealand in Australia Nov-Dec 2011
India in Australia Dec-Mar 2011/12
Sri Lanka in Australia Jan-Mar 2012
South Africa in Australia Nov-Jan 2012/13
England in Australia Nov-Jan 2013/14
England & India in Australia Jan-Feb 2015
All Teams in Australia & New Zealand Feb-Mar 2015

(In England)
Sri Lanka in England May-Jul 2011
India in England Jul-Sep 2011
West Indies in England May 2012
Australia in England Jun-Jul 2012
South Africa in England Aug-Sep 2012
All Teams in England Jun 2013
Australia in England Jun-Aug 2013
Australia in England Jun-Aug 2015
All Teams in England Mar 2019

(Australia In)
Australia in Sri Lanka Aug-Sep 2011
Australia In South Africa Sep-Nov 2011
Australia In West Indies Mar-Apr 2012
Australia in Pakistan Oct-Nov 2012

(England In)
England in India Oct 2011
England in Pakistan (UAE) Jan-Feb 2012
England in Sri Lanka Mar-Apr 2012

India in West Indies May-Jul 2011
New Zealand in Zimbabwe May-Jun 2011
Bangladesh In Zimbabwe Jul-Aug 2011
Pakistan in Zimbabwe Sep-Oct 2011
West Indies in Bangladesh Oct 2011
Sri Lanka in Pakistan Oct-Nov 2011
Pakistan in Bangladesh Dec 2011
Zimbabwe in New Zealand Dec-Jan 2011/12
Sri Lanka in South Africa Dec-Jan 2011/12
South Africa in New Zealand Feb-Apr 2012
Pakistan in India Mar-Apr 2012
Bangladesh in West Indies Mar-Apr 2012
All Teams in Sri Lanka Apr-May 2012
India In Pakistan Feb-Mar 2013
All Teams in Bangladesh Apr-May 2014



Rumours

England in India Nov-Dec 2012
England in India Jan 2013
England in New Zealand Feb-Mar 2013
New Zealand in England May-Jun 2013
England in West Indies Mar-Apr 2014
England in South Africa Nov-Jan 2014/15
England in Australia Nov-Feb 2017/18
Australia in England Jun-Aug 2019

[heater31]

South Africa in Australia Nov-Jan 2012/13

Don't expect this tour to happen then. South Africa want a home series at xmas time like us so they can build a Boxing Day type of game.

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So the next future tours programme is due out shortly after the world cup, so rumours of who will tour where are now coming out.

Confirmed

(In Australia)
Zimbabwe in Australia Jun-Jul 2011
New Zealand in Australia Nov-Dec 2011
India in Australia Dec-Mar 2011/12
Sri Lanka in Australia Jan-Mar 2012

Zimbabwe will only be three ODIs and probably one or two 20/20s.
New Zealand - Two tests, three ODIs, two 20/20s
India - Four tests and tri-series with Sri Lanka?
Sri Lanka - Tri-series with India?

So I'd like to see the programme as this (my dream only, definitely not CAs)

New Zealand:
1st November Tour Match One Dayer or 20/20
4th November 1st 20/20 vs Aus @ Perth
6th November 2nd 20/20 vs Aus @ Sydney
9th November Tour Match One Dayer
11th November 1st ODI vs Aus @ Canberra
13th November 2nd ODI vs Aus @ Brisbane
15th November 3rd ODI vs Aus @ Sydney
18th-20th November Tour Match vs WA @ Perth
25th-29th November 1st Test vs Aus @ Hobart
2nd-6th December 2nd Test vs Aus @ Brisbane
India:
2nd-4th December Tour Match vs SA @ Adelaide
7th December Tour Match vs PMXI @ Canberra
9th December 1st 20/20 vs Aus @ Melbourne
11th December 2nd 20/20 vs Aus @ Hobart
14th December Tour Match vs WA @ Perth
16th-20th December 1st Test vs Aus @ Perth
26th-30th December 2nd Test vs Aus @ Melbourne
4th-8th January 3rd Test vs Aus @ Sydney
12th-14th January Tour Match vs Qld @ Brisbane
17th-19th January Tour Match vs Tas @ Hobart
22nd January Tour Match vs NSW @ Sydney
26th-30th January 4th Test vs Aus @ Adelaide
1st February Tour Match vs Vic @ Melbourne

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Sri Lanka:
25th-27th Tour Match vs Vic @ Melbourne
30th January Tour Match vs NSW @ Sydney
1st February Tour Match vs ACT @ Canberra

One Day Series:
3 2 2012 F Ind SL Bris
5 2 2012 Su Aus Ind Bris
8 2 2012 W Ind SL Mel
10 2 2012 F Aus SL Syd
12 2 2012 Su Aus SL Per
14 2 2012 Tu Ind SL Per
17 2 2012 F Aus SL Mel
19 2 2012 Su Aus Ind Hob
21 2 2012 Tu Aus Ind Syd
23 2 2012 Th Ind SL Ade
25 2 2012 Sa Aus SL Ade
28 2 2012 Tu Aus Ind Mel
1 3 2012 Th 1st Final Bris
3 3 2012 Sa 2nd Final Syd
5 3 2012 M 3rd Final Ade

[Sam_goUUUdogs]

South Africa in Australia Nov-Jan 2012/13

Don't expect this tour to happen then. South Africa want a home series at xmas time like us so they can build a Boxing Day type of game.

This was one of CA's big points in regards to bringing the Ashes forward in order to set up 4 high quality summers in a row to boost the tv rights deal, its set up for Australia to host India, South Africa, England and the world cup all in the space of 4 summers.

Perhaps the tour will be shortened to 3 test matches in November and December with and ODI series prior to the 1st test, allowing South Africa to then play a home test match on Boxing day.

[Jim05]

South Africa in Australia Nov-Jan 2012/13

Don't expect this tour to happen then. South Africa want a home series at xmas time like us so they can build a Boxing Day type of game.

Stuff the saffers. Build a bigger ground and get some people to actually rock up to a match. They have pathetic crowd numbers

[Sam_goUUUdogs]

So the next future tours programme is due out shortly after the world cup, so rumours of who will tour where are now coming out.

Confirmed

(In Australia)
Zimbabwe in Australia Jun-Jul 2011
New Zealand in Australia Nov-Dec 2011
India in Australia Dec-Mar 2011/12
Sri Lanka in Australia Jan-Mar 2012

Zimbabwe will only be three ODIs and probably one or two 20/20s.
New Zealand - Two tests, three ODIs, two 20/20s
India - Four tests and tri-series with Sri Lanka?
Sri Lanka - Tri-series with India?

So I'd like to see the programme as this (my dream only, definitely not CAs)

New Zealand:
1st November Tour Match One Dayer or 20/20
4th November 1st 20/20 vs Aus @ Perth
6th November 2nd 20/20 vs Aus @ Adelaide

I'd say its a given that Sydney will get a T20 match, couldn't see Adelaide getting another international T20 after having one in 2010/11.

My guess is the Zimbabwe tour will be on the template of the Bangladesh top end tour of 2003, so 2 tests, 3 ODI's and perhaps 1 T20, keep in mind Zimbabwe are expected to resume test status in May 2011, so I dare say that will be the format of the game they are after in the short term.

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So the next future tours programme is due out shortly after the world cup, so rumours of who will tour where are now coming out.

Confirmed

(In Australia)
Zimbabwe in Australia Jun-Jul 2011
New Zealand in Australia Nov-Dec 2011
India in Australia Dec-Mar 2011/12
Sri Lanka in Australia Jan-Mar 2012

Zimbabwe will only be three ODIs and probably one or two 20/20s.
New Zealand - Two tests, three ODIs, two 20/20s
India - Four tests and tri-series with Sri Lanka?
Sri Lanka - Tri-series with India?

So I'd like to see the programme as this (my dream only, definitely not CAs)

New Zealand:
1st November Tour Match One Dayer or 20/20
4th November 1st 20/20 vs Aus @ Perth
6th November 2nd 20/20 vs Aus @ Adelaide

I'd say its a given that Sydney will get a T20 match, couldn't see Adelaide getting another international T20 after having one in 2010/11.

My guess is the Zimbabwe tour will be on the template of the Bangladesh top end tour of 2003, so 2 tests, 3 ODI's and perhaps 1 T20, keep in mind Zimbabwe are expected to resume test status in May 2011, so I dare say that will be the format of the game they are after in the short term.

Ok, will change that now from Adelaide to Sydney. I was trying to get the traditional fixture balance right with who hosts to try and get close to what to expect.

Now, for the Zimbabwe tour then:

18th-20th June Tour match vs NT @ Darwin (this wouldn't be a 1st class match I think)
22nd June Tour match vs ACA @ Darwin
24th-28th June 1st Test vs Aus @ Darwin
1st-5th July 2nd Test vs Aus @ Cairns
8th July 20/20 vs Aus @ Cairns
10th July 1st ODI @ Cairns
13th July 2nd ODI @ Cairns
16th July 3rd ODI @ Darwin

[stampy]

i just hope that when we go to england next year we demand the same sort of lead up matches that the poms insisted on that set them up so well for the series just gone, no mickey mouse games in the lead up to the test series, brilliant prep by them

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http://www.adelaidenow.com.au/sport/aus ... 6012252285

Basically the same as the last time these teams were here four years ago, except New Zealand will be playing the Tests and not Sri Lanka.

Gives you the question though - when will Sri Lanka and Bangladesh be playing Test matches in Australia next?

[heater31]

http://www.adelaidenow.com.au/sport/australia-day-test-returns-to-adelaide/story-e6frecj3-1226012252285

Basically the same as the last time these teams were here four years ago, except New Zealand will be playing the Tests and not Sri Lanka.

Gives you the question though - when will Sri Lanka and Bangladesh be playing Test matches in Australia next?

I think We owe the Bangers a home series first. They agreed to reschedule the last tour due to the IPL clash.

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http://www.adelaidenow.com.au/sport/australia-day-test-returns-to-adelaide/story-e6frecj3-1226012252285

Basically the same as the last time these teams were here four years ago, except New Zealand will be playing the Tests and not Sri Lanka.

Gives you the question though - when will Sri Lanka and Bangladesh be playing Test matches in Australia next?

I think We owe the Bangers a home series first. They agreed to reschedule the last tour due to the IPL clash.

We played them there after they came here - in 2003 we played them in Darwin and Cairns; then it was 2006 when Dizzy scored 201* in Fatullah.

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Last time teams played Tests in Australia:

2003/04 - Bangladesh
2007/08 - Sri Lanka
2007/08 - India
2008/09 - New Zealand
2008/09 - South Africa
2009/10 - West Indies
2009/10 - Pakistan
2010/11 - England

Zimbabwe played their only two Tests in Australia also in 2003/04.

[Jim05]

Im hearing adelaide getting australia day test v india. Would love that test fixture back, stuff the ODI's on australia day

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Im hearing adelaide getting australia day test v india. Would love that test fixture back, stuff the ODI's on australia day

Yes, the article indicates similar dates to the last time India were here.

[brod]

Australia will tour Bangladesh for the first time since 2006 in April 2011, straight after the on-going World Cup, for a three-match bilateral one-day series. They are scheduled to arrive in Dhaka on April 4, just two days after the World Cup final, and will play ODIs on April 9, April 11 and April 13, all at the Shere Bangla Stadium in Mirpur.

In accordance with the ICC Future Tours Programme, Test playing nations must tour each other at least once every six years, and Australia have toured Bangladesh just once since they attained Test status. That tour was in April 2006 and Australia won both Tests and all three one-dayers. The FTP had Australia scheduled to play two Tests this time around as well, but the Bangladesh Cricket Board have announced Australia will leave immediately after the three ODIs

[brod]

New Zealand have, in consultation with the Bangladesh Cricket Board, postponed their two-Test tour of Bangladesh scheduled for May-June this year to 2012, citing extremely hot and humid weather.

Youre kidding, these were reschulded from 2010 and now after a year you work out it will be hot and youre not keen on it

[brod]

Zimbabwe Cricket have confirmed that Bangladesh, Pakistan and New Zealand will be touring the country in the course of a busy schedule in 2011 that includes both one-day internationals and Test matches, as well as a triangular series including South Africa and an Australian A side.
Zimbabwe's home season begins with Bangladesh's visit between July 1 and July 22. The two teams have been regular opponents in recent years, having played 18 ODIs against each other since January 2009, with Bangladesh winning 13 of those games. Zimbabwe will play a one-off Test match and four ODIs against them before Australia A arrive for a one-day tri-series also involving Zimbabwe and South Africa, and two four-day matches against the host. Match details are yet to be confirmed at this stage, but the tour will run from late June to late July.